can I start from seed
44277
You can start from seed, I would recommend using a rockwool cube or similar substrate however, as leaving a seed in the pebbles will probably result in overwatering/rotting/or lack of germination.
44278
yes you can by just dropping a seed into the grow medium but i chose to use jiffy plugs to start seeds in and transfer to hydroponic system after sprout.
939346
I am not sure. I was so disappointed that the seed flew a ll over I sent it back. I never thought of trying that, but with ingenuity I think you could figure something out.
1610612
Choose your seeds I shop at farmers supply houses they sell to farmers for growing thus better quality seeds and more variety and cost lower. Next soak for 24 hours. Seed absorb water thus expanding and starting the growth process -- do not shorten the soak period or you lengthen the growing period. Place in tray darken area of tray for 30 hours seed grow naturaly in the ground it is dark under the soil. Then give it light sun or house lights works just fine for the sprout process. I place mine near the sealing in the room that the room light is on the most. Water daily. Enjoy. Sincerely Lew Choose your seeds I shop at farmers supply houses they sell to farmers for growing thus better quality seeds and more variety and cost lower. Next soak for 24 hours. Seed absorb water thus expanding and starting the growth process -- do not shorten the soak period or you lengthen the growing period. Place in tray darken area of tray for 30 hours seed grow naturaly in the ground it is dark under the soil. Then give it light sun or house lights works just fine for the sprout process. I place mine near the sealing in the room that the room light is on the most. Water daily. Enjoy.... » Read More Choose your seeds I shop at farmers supply houses they sell to farmers for growing thus better quality seeds and more variety and cost lower. Next soak for 24 hours. Seed absorb water thus expanding and starting the growth process -- do not shorten the soak period or you lengthen the growing period. Place in tray darken area of tray for 30 hours seed grow naturaly in the ground it is dark under the soil. Then give it light sun or house lights works just fine for the sprout process. I place mine near the sealing in the room that the room light is on the most. Water daily. Enjoy. Sincerely Lew « Show Less
1900521
Since I don't have the seed packets anymore...I cannot honestly answer this question.
854041
yes you buy your own seeds, I love this jiffy greenhouse plants start to pop up within days, just make sure it never gets dry.
1237976
it sure can. you can start from clones and just start flowering after 3-4 weeks. top them after the clone roots. id recommened the 250 hps.
1062143
There are ways to do both just work through the germination mode empty about 2 weeks then start your mature plants or start young plants earlier maybe a week in
699875
Start seeds prior to using, moderate moisture will get seedling to transplant stage.
1009567
I believe you till fertilize and plant seeds then apply. That"s what I did.
90275
Yes, these cubes are highly suitable to start from seeds. I had high percentage of growing success like no other substrate, it does not come with nutrients, you have to use soluble nutrients after 2 or 3 weeks after the seedling sprouts.
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I would say yes to the inoculant. I could start the seed in a paper towel but could not keep it growing in a pot. That's many pots and tried a nursing crop like rye grass ... Googled up the growing and am still mNot having luck. I am now going to transplant a mature crop from a source down the street. I did plant about a pound of seed and grass seed in the late Michigan Fall on the bluff on the shores of Lake Huron 40 miles North of Port Huron and will have to wait and see on how that will do. But still counting on the transplant crop I will do this early Spring. Good luck on the starting of the Crown Vitch , all the best. I would say yes to the inoculant. I could start the seed in a paper towel but could not keep it growing in a pot. That's many pots and tried a nursing crop like rye grass ... Googled up the growing and am still mNot having luck. I am now going to transplant a mature crop from a source down the street. I did plant about a pound of seed and grass seed in the late Michigan Fall on the bluff on the shores of Lake Huron 40 miles North of Port Huron and will have to wait and see on how that will do. But still counting on the transplant crop I will do this early Spring. Good luck on the... » Read More I would say yes to the inoculant. I could start the seed in a paper towel but could not keep it growing in a pot. That's many pots and tried a nursing crop like rye grass ... Googled up the growing and am still mNot having luck. I am now going to transplant a mature crop from a source down the street. I did plant about a pound of seed and grass seed in the late Michigan Fall on the bluff on the shores of Lake Huron 40 miles North of Port Huron and will have to wait and see on how that will do. But still counting on the transplant crop I will do this early Spring. Good luck on the starting of the Crown Vitch , all the best. « Show Less
2158730
Only if you purchase it from one of the foreign chinese/singapore companies that are selling bogus seeds on Amazon. Make sure you buy them from a source in the United States.
484686
I don´t see why not as long as you plant seedlings and don´t intend to direct seed.
1281953
You can use other culture. You can also use small amount of ready made yogurt from supermarket as a seed.
1424454
When it comes in you will need to put it together. Easy enough by just sliding pieces into place. Then you can add your soil and seeds as you wish. This is a very simple way to start gardening. Good Luck!
1975676
It should grow in your state without difficulty. Just scratch the dirt - deep enough to have the seed fall in and then lightly rack over the seeded area, water and you are good to go!
325565
Absolutely! I do it all the time. Just be sure to go in a circular motion and when you get to the seed core you stop.